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Wouldn't this be better done in the kind of venue they normally play in? It will certainly sound different than a home studio.

Adobe Autidion, very complete setup for restoration, easy to use, good results: www.adobe.com Dart Pro, very complete, bit less intuitive, good results, limited to 16-bit audio: www.dartpro.com Diamond Cut: very complete, ot my favorite, but others swear by it: www.diamondcut.com Beware of all...

It will need a numa aware OS. AFAIK there is no single windoze available yet that addresses this. Do you need hard discs when you have 16GB (or 20GB on the quad..)? Sadly most server oriented boards only have a build-in pci video adaptor. And you need large cases (the quad is 13"x16") and...

Got a EMC-909. Good results, sometimes a bit noisy on acoustical sources, but otherwise fine. Also a pair of AT-MT830R, these are tie-clip mics, modified connectors so they take their power from the DAT (PCM-M1). Handy for interviews, clip one on the interviewer, the other on the subject. Or...

Wished it was always that simple..........

More depends on the sustained throughput of your drives. But 48 tracks should be no problem.

Best reason I can see now is that the motherboards have better chipsets. At last PCI-X on a board. So you can shift more to/from your HD's and GBethernet.

Dismantle as far as you can. If there is some kind of detergent in it, I would even go as far as rinsing it in distilled water and then dry very well. Biggest problem will be greased moving parts like in the cd. But then again, if it just got on the front, it might not have penetrated far.

I think the biggest problem with HD is Xray is what are they going to think about them . Better warn them of their presence. They are going to show up as a large black patch in the middle of your underwear :)

Got a factory matched pair form http://www.digitalaudioservice.de/de/index.htm Nice guys. They came in the plastic russian boxes (very '60 design) with the graphs as said. They are matched more for frequency response than for sensitivity (about 2dB difference over the whole plot). Costs a bit...

A good tapedeck that can easily be cleaned and where you can adjust the azimuth without much problems would be a good start. IF you don't have one already. Only things needed further are a good soundcard (like a Mia or Audiophile) with line inputs and soft. You could do a lot worse than CEP...

This might be done, but only if you can plan it long enough on advance. Sadly not always possible. Stablity is not a problem, as there is mostly no-one around (or those around know to behave) when I record. Says something about the program I guess ;) If it is in a concert room, maybe...

Borderline topic, but definitely microphone related. I'm searching for a high (5m-10m) microphone stand. Stable enough to hold 2 mics on a stereo bar, but it does not need to be earthquake proof, it will be used inside on a tiled floor mostly. If it would fold up nicely to fit in a normal car...

Sorry, but what might be the definition of porno music??? My imagination is running wild, but I haven't a clue.

Funny. Nuendo is one of the few applications that really make use of 2 cpu's. Duals are sooooo nice. Who need raid when you can have U320?

Crap piece of Dell I would say. Very likely, the HD is fine, but Dell doesn't want you to do anything without them having a share. They use a lot of non standard components and/or bios. See if there isn't something in your bios.

Uh, no offence but changing programs isn't going to improve your mixing/mastering. Instead, you are going for another learning curve, making it even harder to progress.

Nope, portable MD's do not have an spdif output, only an input.

Has Sony already solved the "you can only adjust record levels when in pause mode" design flaw?

Check the material used of the cable. Some cables do not fare well outside, even in a pipe. Temperature rating would not be a problem in a permanent installation, the temp rating indicates safe manupulation. Are you going to pull it through the pipe with the connectors on it? Then you may need...